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What happens when trusting God requires surrender instead of certainty? In Genesis 22, we see that God doesn't test Abraham to harm him, but to reveal and strengthen his faith. In Tested To Be Trusted, Pastor Mike O'Connell walks us through this powerful moment to show that faith is refined when we respond quickly, worship fully, and obey God even when the cost feels high.Faith does not grow by avoiding the test. It grows by passing through it. When we stop asking how to escape the challenge and start asking what God is producing in us, we position ourselves to experience His provision, walk in His promises, and trust Him at a deeper level than ever before.

What happens when trusting God requires surrender instead of certainty? In Genesis 22, we see that God doesn't test Abraham to harm him, but to reveal and strengthen his faith. In Tested To Be Trusted, Pastor Mike O'Connell walks us through this powerful moment to show that faith is refined when we respond quickly, worship fully, and obey God even when the cost feels high.Faith does not grow by avoiding the test. It grows by passing through it. When we stop asking how to escape the challenge and start asking what God is producing in us, we position ourselves to experience His provision, walk in His promises, and trust Him at a deeper level than ever before.

What happens when faith stops being an idea and starts becoming action? In Genesis 12, we see that God grows our faith not by giving us all the details, but by inviting us to trust Him with our yes. In Faith That Follows, Pastor Mike O'Connell unpacks the story of Abraham to show that real faith is formed when we listen to God's voice, reject the idols that keep us stuck, and take steps of obedience—even when the outcome isn't clear.Faith does not grow in comfort or certainty. It grows in movement. When we choose obedience over excuses and trust God without waiting for perfect clarity, we position ourselves to walk in His promises, reflect His goodness, and experience God's best for our lives.

What happens when faith stops being an idea and starts becoming action? In Genesis 12, we see that God grows our faith not by giving us all the details, but by inviting us to trust Him with our yes. In Faith That Follows, Pastor Mike O'Connell unpacks the story of Abraham to show that real faith is formed when we listen to God's voice, reject the idols that keep us stuck, and take steps of obedience—even when the outcome isn't clear.Faith does not grow in comfort or certainty. It grows in movement. When we choose obedience over excuses and trust God without waiting for perfect clarity, we position ourselves to walk in His promises, reflect His goodness, and experience God's best for our lives.

What happens when God's Word becomes the final authority in your life? From the very beginning, Scripture shows us that God's Word is the source of all life, clarity, and purpose. In God Said It, Pastor Mike O'Connell reminds us that a miracle mentality begins when we stop questioning what God has spoken and start trusting it fully. When God's Word is challenged, confusion follows, but when it is obeyed, fruitfulness always flows. On this Commissioning Sunday, we anchor our lives in a simple but powerful truth. If God said it, that settles it. As we choose to live under the authority of His Word, we position ourselves to experience God's best for our lives.

What happens when God's Word becomes the final authority in your life? From the very beginning, Scripture shows us that God's Word is the source of all life, clarity, and purpose. In God Said It, Pastor Mike O'Connell reminds us that a miracle mentality begins when we stop questioning what God has spoken and start trusting it fully. When God's Word is challenged, confusion follows, but when it is obeyed, fruitfulness always flows. On this Commissioning Sunday, we anchor our lives in a simple but powerful truth. If God said it, that settles it. As we choose to live under the authority of His Word, we position ourselves to experience God's best for our lives.